With so many disappointments surrounding the Lordstown Endurance EV pickup, we hoped its range and performance would be a shining light. Here's the sad truth about that.

Today Lordstown Motors, the manufacturer making the Endurance EV pickup, announced production of the troubled truck will "cease." Here's how and why this is happening.

The same people that make your iPhone want to make your next truck. Find out what we know about the new Foxconn Model V.

Lordstown Motors says its Endurance trucks are now rolling off the production line. What could this mean for the company?

General Motors sold its stake in electric vehicle startup, Lordstown Motors. Things haven't looked good for the small EV maker.

Lordstown Motors is bringing Foxconn on to purchase the former GM factory, hoping that the electric Endurance truck production can begin. The situation is unfolding now.

Lordstown named Daniel Ninivaggi as the next Lordstown CEO. After announcing the appointment of the ex-Icahn Enterprises executive, Lordstown's stock prices shot up 41.4%. Can Ninivaggi restore investor confidence and save Lordstown Motors? Read more here...

The electric vehicle will soon revolutionize the commute, the job site, and even the outdoors. The next generation of electric 4x4s will be beasts capable of conquering off-road trails that internal combustion engine owners avoid, with bulletproof drivetrains and technology enabling their drivers to overland indefinitely. Read more here...

Ex-Tesla president Jerome Guillen has sold $274 million in Tesla stock since June 10. It raises questions about what he knows might be coming in the near future.

A letter to the Securities & Exchange Commission from Lordstown Motors walks back statements that there are enough orders to fund production.

With the departure of Lordstown Motors' CEO and CFO things couldn't look worse. But there are even darker days ahead based on the departures but also Lordstown's admission of discrepancies in its current order claims.

The drama continues today for electric vehicle manufacturer Lordstown Motors as the founder/CEO and CFO resigned from the company. The company's stock continues to fall.

Lordstown Motors has been on shaky ground the past several months, but now things are heating up. It announced it can't remain in business without more money. Sound familiar?

Lordstown said in a statement today that its EV pickup truck is on track to begin production in September but that it needs more capital before it can begin production. So will it begin production or won't it?

With the launch of Ford's F-150 all-electric Lightning pickup truck we officially start the EV pickup race. Here's a list of the for-sure EV trucks in development and some that might or might not make it.

The 2021 Lordstown Endurance race-prepped model completed 39.8 miles of the brutal 280-mile course. The goal was for this truck to make through 40 miles of the race.

Ford and Hyundai are introducing some electric pickup trucks this year to compete with the electric vehicle trend. A new electric F-150, A Hyundai pickup, and a new addition from Lordstown.

With questions surrounding the EV startup Lordstown Motors, some of the pieces to its beginnings are starting to surface. This is due to the US Securities and Exchange Commission making public information as it looks into whether claims it has made were misleading investors. The Lordstown factory-in fact the origin of its name comes from …

At this point, we’re wondering where is the FTC with all of this sketchy electric vehicle startup stuff going on? And why is it left to short-sellers to raise red flags over companies like Lordstown Motors? Hindenburg Research short sells companies riding high on the EV startup investment frenzy. If the company’s stock is shorting …

Last week we told you about Hindenburg Research and how they are in the business of shorting stocks. They’re the firm that came up with some of the shaky news surrounding Nikola Motors. That ultimately led to the founder leaving and a whole set of problems that continue right up to today. Now it seems, …